Today, the Obama administration capitulated to a handful of western anti-wilderness politicians by abandoning its 5-month-old Wild Lands policy. This surrender could seriously harm our efforts to protect Utah’s red rock wilderness.
Read MoreContact Sec. Salazar today and ask him to stand firm on Wild Lands policy
Please add your voice to those of 44 congressional representatives by calling or emailing Secretary Salazar today to tell him that you support the Wild Lands policy and that he should stand firm in the face of those who use intimidation tactics and bare-knuckled politics to deprive current and future...
Read MoreAsk the BLM to protect wilderness in southwestern Utah
BLM is currently accepting public comment on the Cottonwood Canyon and Red Mountain Wilderness Management Plan. You can help shape the future management of these pristine wilderness areas.
Read MoreHelp “Wild Lands” not get axed in the 2012 budget
Ask your Representative to urge President Obama to support funding a policy in next year’s budget that has the potential to protect millions of acres of redrock wilderness!
Read MoreLast chance to ask your Congress members to be original redrock bill cosponsors
In a few days, Representative Maurice Hinchey (D-NY) and Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL) will reintroduce America's Red Rock Wilderness Act in the 112th Congress.
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